Judge Opposes Maryland Pier Gambling on Virginia Beach
A retired judge, former Virginia House member, told Govs. Stanley and McKeldin that wide local opposition exists to Maryland licensing gambling and liquor piers at Colonial Beach and nearby areas. Heflin asserted the Chamber of Commerce letter endorsing the Maryland piers was not an official action and criticized any political motive. Meanwhile, Charles E. Ricketts faced assault charges related to a shotgun incident in Rockville with bond set at 10,000 dollars and a scheduled preliminary hearing in August.
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House of Delegates
Stanley
Virginia
McKeldin
Maryland
James O. Heilin
Hopewell
Chamber of Commerce Board of Directors
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Chamber
Maryland Council
Freestone Point
Mary Lancounec Potomac River
Conseil
Sen. Phipps
Charlies E. Ricketts
Ridge Road
Clarksburg
Rockville
Ira Hayes
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Montgomery County
Ricketts
Gettysburg Battlefield Draws More Than Ever
A Gettysburg area survey shows visitor numbers rising sharply in the first six months, with the National Park Service recording 323,829 visitors versus 278,634 last year. Travel Council data note heavy inquiries and increased charter bus tours and school visits, aided by the nearby Eisenhower residence and Valley Forge jamboree traffic.
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Gettysburg
Travel Council
Battlefield
National Park Office
Park
Information Bureau
Valley Forge
Eisen Wer
Gettysburg Draws Visitors Seeking Presidential Residence Clues
Gettysburg remains a key draw as visitors seek insights into where the President lives. The town’s historic appeal and proximity to presidential-focused sites drive curiosity and tourism.
Calhoun Victorious in Semi-Final of Glenn Spencer Handicap
Mrs. Virginia Calhoun defeated Mrs. Alma Bowers 2 up in the semi final of the Glenn Spencer Handicap Trophy. She advances to face last year’s winner Joyce Harbaugh in the final. The V.F.W. women’s golf team posted its third win on July 13 at Purcellville, remaining third in the Women’s Tri-State League.
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Virginia Calhoun
Alma Bowers
Peter Mazur
Evelyn Ephraim
John Bowers
Charles Keller
Thomas Quill
Ann Clark
Marjorie Russell
Jack Burns
Frederick
Frederick women play return match at Winchester venue
The Frederick women were to host a return match at Winchester to a home and home series with dates 08 August and July 18. The events referenced Staunton Virginia and Winchester Country Club as part of a long running sequence involving Jack Dempsey and a heavy weight crown from 1918 to 1926.
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Ingleside
Frederick
Staunton
Virginia
Winchester
Jack Dempsey
Winchester Country Club
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